Oracle Cloud Object Storage
Oracle Cloud Object Storage exposes an S3-compatible API through namespace-specific compatibility endpoints. AeroFTP includes an Oracle Cloud preset so you can save those endpoints cleanly and reuse them like any other S3-compatible provider.
Why Use AeroFTP with Oracle Cloud
- desktop access to OCI object storage buckets through an S3-compatible workflow
- reusable saved profiles for repeated transfers and backup jobs
- compatibility with namespace-based Oracle endpoints that are awkward to retype manually
- one client for Oracle Cloud, AWS S3, Wasabi, R2, and other object storage services
What You Need
- your Oracle Customer Secret Key Access Key
- your Oracle Customer Secret Key Secret Key
- your bucket name
- your Object Storage namespace
- your Oracle Cloud region
Endpoint Format
Oracle Cloud uses this S3 compatibility endpoint format:
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https://{namespace}.compat.objectstorage.{region}.oraclecloud.comExample:
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https://mycompany.compat.objectstorage.us-ashburn-1.oraclecloud.comHow to Connect
- Open AeroFTP.
- Select Oracle Cloud from the S3 provider presets.
- Enter the Access Key created from Oracle customer secret keys.
- Enter the matching Secret Key.
- Enter your bucket name.
- Build or paste the full namespace-based S3 endpoint.
- Connect and save the profile.
Recommended Defaults
- use the Oracle Cloud preset instead of generic S3
- keep path-style access enabled
- paste the full compatibility endpoint, including your namespace and region
- make sure the endpoint region matches the bucket region exactly
Common Issues
| Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication failed | Using the wrong secret type | Use Oracle customer secret keys, not unrelated console credentials |
| Bucket not found | Wrong namespace or region in the endpoint | Rebuild the compatibility endpoint carefully |
| Signature mismatch | Endpoint or key pair is wrong | Verify both the namespace endpoint and key pair |
| Access denied | IAM policy does not allow Object Storage access | Check the OCI policy attached to the user or group |